We proudly introduce Liberty Barrons, our new Senior Luxury Travel Curator. She has solo backpacked from Colombia to Antarctica, sent clients to frozen lakes in Swedish Lapland, and has very considered opinions about the hotel you found on Instagram.

Everyone has access to the same internet. The same review sites, the same booking platforms, the same Instagram accounts showing pristine hotel rooms. So what exactly do I do that you can't?

In a world where “luxury travel” is often synonymous with glossy brochures and cookie-cutter five-star itineraries, Sarah Casewit offers something refreshingly different: journeys designed not around amenities, but around meaning: a new path for discerning travelers who want more than just a change of scenery, they want transformation, connection, and stories to last a lifetime.

I never thought I’d return to Morocco as a traveler - especially having lived here for 20 years. Isn’t travel supposed to offer perpetual excitement of being in an unfamiliar place? Shouldn’t it have an element of the unknown by default? That’s what I thought too, until recently. Born in Marrakech in the late 80s and raised in Fez and Rabat throughout the 90s, I lived in a relatively untouched Morocco, before it gained worldwide fame as a boho-chic tourist hotspot.